Wing-collar.



H. BRYCE.

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1,152,483. Patented Sept. 7, 1915.

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To all whom it may/concern:

Be it known that I, HENRY Bryon, a citizen of the United States, residing at Oohoes,

"county ofAlbany, and State of New York; have invented certain new and useful Im provements in Wing-Collars, of which the Y following is a specification.

ing drawings,

The invention relatesto such improvements and'consists of the novel construction and comblnation of parts hereinafter de- 1 scribed and subsequentlyv claimed.

specification. Similar characters refer to similar parts in the several figures therein.

Figure 1 of the drawings is a plan view of the outer sideof a collar embodying my invention, one end only of the collar being shown. Fig. 2 is a similar view of the inner side of the collar.

Fig. '3 is a plan view of U the inner side of the outer surfaceeply with its vedges inturned and the buttonhole-tab facing with inturned edges superimposed thereupon. Fig. 4 is a plan view of the inner side of the inner surface-ply with its edges inturned andthe wing-facing with its edges inturned superimposed thereupon.

Fig. 5 is a-cross-sectiontakenon the broken line 5-5 in Fig. 3. Fig. 6 is a cross-section taken on the line 7 7in Figsaland 2. Fig; 8 isa cross- A section taken on the broken line 88 in Figs. 1 and 2.

The invention relates to the style of stand- I ing collar which hasv at its ends buttonhole tabs, and wings adapted to be folded back,

upon the body of the'collar.

The principal object of the invention is to make practicable the manufacture of such a collar by the use of folding or turning machines, and to provide the collar with a guide for the fold of the wing, while main.- taining continuity of an'inner surface-ply of the collar and the correspondingsurface ply of the wing.

Referring to the drawings wherein the in I vention is shown 1n preferred form, 1, represents the outer surface-ply,

and, 2, the The outer innersurface-jply of the collar.

1, is formed with an integral surface-ply,

buttonhole-tab end, 3, and termlnates at, 4c,

at the fold line of the wing. The inner sur-l Specification of Itetters Patent. Application filedOctober 23, 1912.

uncovered by the inner Reference may be had to the accol'npany- V which form a partof this surface-plies together and broken line 6-56 in Fig. 4.: Fig. 7. is a cross-section taken on the brokenthe wearer only Patented Sept. "7, 1915. Serial No. 727,336. t

face-ply is formed with an integral wingend, 5,1 and terminates short of the button? hole-tab end, 3, as shown in Fig. 2.1 The two surface-plies, 1 and 2, have their edges inturned on all sides as shown at 7.

In superimposing the surface-plies, 1 and 2, upon one another, the wing-portion, .5,

of the inner surface-ply is left uncovered by the outer surface-ply, and the buttonhole-tab end portion, 3, of the outer surface-ply is left surfaceply.

To complete the wing and buttonhole-tab,

I superimpose upon the wing-portion, 5 of edgesinturned as shown at, 9, and 1 superimpose upon the tab end of the outer tab-facing, 10, having its edges inturned as shown at 11. t t l The wing-facing and the tab-facing, both extend in between the body-portions of the two surface-plies, l and 2. lViththe respective plies and facings thus superimposed and arranged, thecollar is stitchedithrough and through along all theedges of its surface-plies, thussecuring the the tab and wingfacings to their respective surface-plies.

The inturned stitched edge, 4:, of the outer.

ply forms a guide for folding overqthe'wing.

The inner surface-ply, 2, and the corre-.

spondingsurface-ply of the wing, 5, are continuous and integral. so that at the fold line of the wing, there is exposed to-the neck of tinuous piece of fabric.

A collar constructed in'this manner has its respective surface-plies forming one side only of the angle, 12, between the wing and the buttonhole-tab, so that it is possible to machine-turn both the front and back blanks, however acute said angle may be.

For convenience of illustration, I have shown the body of the collar'formed oftwo plies only, but it will be understood. that any desired number ofl plies may be employed. I o a u Thestitching is shown at 13.

What I claim as new and desire to secure by Letters Patent isa,

l A standing collar having end buttonholetabs, and wings forming reentrant angles with said buttonhole-tabs, said collar comprising a plurality of plies "and having one e5), the inner ply, arwingfacing, 8, having its a rounded surfaceof a con 2 ll I 1,152,483 of its surface plies Wholly covering one-side In testimony tvhereof, I'have hereunto set of the collar, exeept said Wings, and its my hand this 19th day of October, 1912. other "surface ply wholly'covering theother" HENRY BRYCE.

side of the collar, "except Said buttonhole- Witnesses: -5 tabs and separate facings for the Wing and CHARLES R. FORD,

tab; v FRANCIS TESSIER.

' Copies of this patent may be obtained f or fife cents each; by addressing the Commissioner of Patents,

Washington, D. G. 

